Hello everyone! I'm raising a 1-year old baby, is there anybody else in this community also raising a baby? There are times I wonder how some Japanese baby words are described in English, in terms of talking to a baby.
Like, we have baby words such as "boo-boo" for a car, "tacchi" for standing up, "an-yo" for walking, "nen-ne" for sleeping, "man-ma" for foods, "nai-nai" for putting or cleaning things away, and many others. Does Englsih have such baby words which are almost completely different from the original words? I'm just curious.
Like, we have baby words such as "boo-boo" for a car, "tacchi" for standing up, "an-yo" for walking, "nen-ne" for sleeping, "man-ma" for foods, "nai-nai" for putting or cleaning things away, and many others. Does Englsih have such baby words which are almost completely different from the original words? I'm just curious.
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I have a four-year-old daughter and expecting a baby boy this October.
I do not use baby words much. I talk to my daughter just like I talk to my friends here in the Bay Area.
The only exceptions I can think of are:
pee: to urinate (well, to go to the bathroom/restroom)
poo-poo: to produce stool (well, to go to the bathroom/restroom)
I do not use baby words much. I talk to my daughter just like I talk to my friends here in the Bay Area.
The only exceptions I can think of are:
pee: to urinate (well, to go to the bathroom/restroom)
poo-poo: to produce stool (well, to go to the bathroom/restroom)
Hi, everyone, thanks for all of your kind consideration and comments! I see there is not much expression used for babies except for pee-pee and poo-poo and choo-choo and peek-a-boo and tummy, well, great! I try to teach my baby some words in English since he's now at the stage of repeating whatever he is spoken to. However, he hasn't picked any words I said yet (socks, shoe, milk, tea, etc.)
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